MAD HATTER 5

 

Hockey

The hockey team has added two more
wins and one tie to their credit with a
9-2 victory over B.C.I.T. November
| 5th, a 7-5 win over Trinity Western on
November 22nd and a 5-5 tie with the
Delta Islanders on November 23rd. So
far in the season, the team is undefea-
ted and in the market only for fans.
Next home game is December 6th at
8:00 p.m. at the Port Moody Arena.

Boxing

The boxing team competed in a
Victoria boxing show on November
16th and won all three bouts.

178 Ib. Sr. Sylvain Le Blanc won in the
2nd round by retirement.

165 Ib. Sr. Jim Sanders won in the 3rd
round by retirement.

156 |b. Intermediate Ron Kiviumaa
won a 5/0 decision.

These fighters will compete in the
Senior Intermediate Novice Tourna-
ment at the B.C. Training Center, 250
Willingdon Ave., Burnaby on Sunday,
November 30 at 2:00 and 7:00 p.m.

Women’s Basketball

Richard Norman’s winning team con-
tinued improving upon their reputation
by winning the U.B.C. tournament
November 21-22. They defeated
B.C.LT. and U.B.C. quite’ handily,
which means better competition will
definitely be necessary before we get
into league play. Ethel Atte was high
scorer in both games with 22 and 20
points respectively.

 

Men’s Basketball

Steve Beauchamp’s men’s team had a
tougher time winning the privilege of
representing B.C. at the Winter
Games, but with a semi-final win over
the Richmond Selects 78-65 and a
final victory over Fraser Valley 64-62,
their record was 4-1. The win over
F.V.C. was a double victory as Steve

_was stranded by a snowstorm in

Toronto forcing the team to coach
themselves. The three over age
players Chris Terris, Bill Matthews and
Andrew Conway did an excellent job
on the bench and the discipline that
Steve has brought to his program in
the past four years finally paid off.
What more can you say when you have
taught your team to win without you!
Congratulations to Steve and the
team.

Men's basketball also had two wins
over visiting Big Bend Community
College from Moses Lake, Wash-
ington, 89-78 and 74-69. Big Bend is

 

not accustomed fo losing to Canadian
teams, particularly ours, as they
whipped our squad easily four years
ago. The times have definitely chan-
ged!

Volleyball

The girls are still having a rough time
going 0-4 with Malaspina over the
weekend. We still need a coach and if
anyone has a lead on one, it could be
worth $$$$.

The men had a befter tournament at
Royal Roads, Victoria with a 1|-2
record. The team had defeated V.C.C.
the first game and were winning 15-14
when their star setter Paul Funk inju-
ted his knee and was carried off the
floor on a stretcher. Demoralized, the
team went on to lose that match and
the next to Selkirk before they
regrouped and defeated Trinity
Western. Our men are presently
second fo V.C.C. in the league.

Betty Lou Hayes

 

student.

 

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